Sentence examples for won't be introduced from inspiring English sources

The proposals will also doubtless alter in detail in the light of the consultation process, and these changes won't be introduced for a good two or three years.

Don't expect this argument to leave TV stations and advertising billboards soon: the tax won't be introduced until 2018 and every mention of it is another warning to a parent buying a Britvic Drench for a thirsty toddler.

It's hard to imagine that some sort of photo section of the wildly popular news site won't be introduced soon.

Messaging app WhatsApp won't be introducing voice calling until 2015, according to CEO Jan Koum.

And Graeme said it's safe to say the show won't be introducing new characters with their own clone problems any time soon.

Trees native to your area tend to do well, and you won't be introducing a potential invasive plant species.

But it won't be the first introduced as ready-for-market.

The Communist regime is so tied up in the current system, it argues, that it won't be able to introduce necessary changes.

"Or they should admit the targets won't be met and introduce an ambitious interim plan, outlining what can be achieved by 2020, while keeping the longer term plan of eradication with an achievable but ambitious target date.

[Reuters] A federal magistrate in New Orleans rules that lawyers for plaintiffs suing BP and others for damages related to the 2010 gulf oil spill won't be able to introduce some of the corporate defendants' internal e-mails as evidence at trial.

If their coworkers are not as skilled, employers won't be able to introduce as much technology or be as productive, which will hold down wages for everyone.